test for this defense team and this document we obtained reveals he filled the polygraph exam with lapd. into the distance and i had no idea didn't pass one. i do feel i deserve one. for being wrongfully accused. >>> we're told the 31 year-old is not entirely free man. we he's saying he can move about in l.a. county but he may still be on supervision by the state parole or county probation. the money ramirez reportedly still is a name suspect in an attempted murder case at henderson this story we first reported when he was detained by lapd back in may. >>> it doesn't bother me at all. film and theater actress kathleen turner is taking on a new role. one that hits home. turner is in san francisco this week starring in it play and today she visited the rosalind russell medical research center for arthritis at ucsf. turner has suffered from retort our present a threat is from two decades and serves as an honorary board member for the center she is an advocate for arthritis awareness and research. embraces a they're having are so exciting and so encouraging that is quite possible that this

know, for the research for my book, i spent a decent amount of time out in california, not only with lapd, fbi, long beach and also in terms of the ports at long beach port, i'm actually very impressed with the work they're doing. there's an issue in terms of the ports and the 1 yard line and there are some excellent efforts being done by dhs with the support of the bureau. a good friend of mine and mr. swecker's on trying to deal with the container issues, not only when they get into our country but in terms there's going to have to be some risk analysis. in terms of connecting the dots, i have to say, i've been tremendously impressed specifically in southern california and elsewhere, as well. su asked about southern california, about the work of the fusion center there located out of the l.a. county sheriff's department. almost every time i'm there, they are working together all the time, and i think that's a world of difference from when i was working at the fbi pre and just through 9/11. >> just quickly, ports. they are -- i think they pose a significant risk. as you said, less than 3

we got lapd looking up all his known associates. charlie: hey.i ran the drugs in jimmy lopez's system against all the recent ods in the coroner's office, right? don: yeah, and? there were no matches to any current dealers, which is why i re-ran every overdose in the coroner's database, including old overdoses, and i got a hit-- several hits, actually. three overdoses going back over a year, all tracing back to a drug dealer named hector osorio. (typing) megan: uh, osorio was busted by lieutenant davidson's narco team. a large quantity of drugs were seized. which would be in the evidence room. and who would have access to those drugs? the lead detective of the team. my guy davidson. davidson: hey, walker, what's up? you guys got any news? what the hell's wrong with you? don: all right, all right! you're under arrest for the murder of john everett. what are you talking about? they traced the drugs in lopez's system to a bust that your team made, huh? so what? yeah, that means that you poisoned lopez with those drugs. tell me the truth. you got noth

stephanie lazarus, one of the lapd's own detectives, on trial for murder. and the verdict?crime of murder of sherry rasmussen. >> reporter: the victim's family saw justice finally delivered. >> it's a tremendous relief. >> reporter: down the street at police head quarters, the reaction was more muted. >> well, i'm very pleased. but it's bittersweet. >> reporter: lapd chief charlie beck. >> we would have rather this had not been a los angeles police detective, that's for sure. i have known stephanie for a lot of years. >> reporter: the details were shocking. in 1986, then a jup ynior patro officer, lazarus stalked and murdered the new wife of her former boyfriend. lazarus was beaten, bitten and shot to death. at the time detectives thought it was a botched robbery. rasmussen's parents begged detectives to investigate lazarus, their daughter's romantic rival. >> i told the detective not once but probably 15 to 20 times and he said, the trouble with you is you have been watching too much tv. >> reporter: the break came when saliva from the bite on sherry's body was sent in for

. >> two messages one for the stow family, another for lapd. >> i'm sandhya patel. there is nice today but changing for the weekend. >> thank you. >> and your odds of winning tonight's megamillions growing by the millions since the end of january. >>> army staff sargeant has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder charged with 12 other counts and his trial will be held in his home base in washington state. experts say it could be years before he is in court given complexity of the case and lodgistics of bringing in eye witnesses from afghanistan. >> the man initially arrested if a brutal beating of brian stow wants an apology. he was arrested in early morning raid on n.may accused of beating stow opening day. police arrested two other men and cleared ramez. he spent months in jail for a parole violation. now he's out and he is speaking up. and he thinks the police department owes him an apology. >> i'm very up pet. -- upset. i am. >> my heart goes out to his family. i hold nothing against them he suffered traumatic brain jury and a -- injury. >> the forme

he says he holds nothing against stowe and family but thinks the lapd owes him an poll jichlt i'm very upset. really am. my heart guess out to his family and everything that happened. even if they might have thought it was me at one point. i hold nothing against them. >>reporter: stowe suffered traumatic brain injury and his 2 attackers awaiting trial. >> as we said. storm is on the way almost here. spencer is off and sandy here with that. >> no stopping the storm. it's coming in. tomorrow it is just going to be a soaker. the storm just stalls over us. we'll talk about it in detail in a moment. live picture from our high definition east bay hills camera as we look across the bear there really nasty view right now. clouds beginning to gather but the rain hasn't at least the organized rain hasn't reached the bay area at this point. let me show you live doppler 7 hd and where we are seeing a few possible sprinkles or lit showers beginning to approach. that's around the sea ranch area and getting close to ukiah but no confirmation it's reaching the ground. here are the numbers. numbers all

he's led anti-terrorism efforts at the fbi and the lapd.me. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >> how often and how easy is it for this to happen? >> well, security breaches, there's 25,000 security breaches since 9/11. but that's with 5.3 billion passengers over ten years. the actual perimeter breaches where a car wanders on like what we saw yesterday are pretty rare. the problem is, there's not much of a way to stop them the way airports are configured. you look at philadelphia international airport like a lot of major airports has 40 unmanned access points around the perimeter. there are fences there and gates controlled by locks, key pads, touch pads, things like that. but as we saw yesterday, if you're going to drive a car through one of them, there's not much that can be done to stop it. that was demonstrated again. >> the interesting proposals, how to deal with the issue? >> the tsa has a $55 million program over five years for airport perimeter surveillance. but this is largely devices that show when a breach has happened as op

your overnight lows tonight in the upper 30s to mid 40s. 46 in oak lapd. 42 in concord and 42 in valley. you'll notice the temperatures are quite a bit cooler mostly in 60s. 60 in san francisco 68 in vallejo and 63 in oakland over the next couple of days once again partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies across the bay tomorrow. and overnight monday into tuesday we are keeping a slight chance of some light rain all across the bay area. mainly in the overnight hours and then it really starts to cool down once again on tuesday. dry and cool on wednesday and then a slight warming trend through the rest of the work week and cooler once again by next weekend. that's a check of weather back to you guys. >> elizabeth thank you. every year thousands of children are killed or injured because someone backing up didn't see them. they are requiring all rear view cameras. the new rule is still expected to be in place by the end of this year. >> reporter: two-year-old cameron gill branson was killed in his own driveway in 2002 when an suv backing up ran him over. the driver was his own father pediatricia

now he's furious that lapd will stop enforcing the law that says police must impound for 30 days theut a license. most of whom are illegal immigrants. >> oh, 100% political. >> reporter: over the objection of the police union and district attorney, lapd will ignore the law and allow drivers with no license to keep their car. >> we take the car away, and, you know, what have we accomplished? >> reporter: supporters of the police chief, charlie beck's decision, say the current law is unfair because current illegal immigrants in california can't get a license. >> a low income person doesn't have the ability to pay the fees after 30 days to get their car back. so, basically, we're just creating more punitive problems for them. >> by not impounding unlicensed drivers' cars, you endanger the z citizens of this state. >> reporter: opponents say unlicensed drivers are more likely to drive drunk, cause fatal accidents and leave the scene. >> it's more important that people who are in the country illegally get to drive than it is of people who are here get to live. >> reporter: so the state sa

>>justine: the lapd tried to pull over a suspected drug forever.y said the driver took off and got onto several freeways before a highway patrol car rammed into the truck. the driver in female passengers surrender. that is what they saw a toddler in a car seat. no one was hurt but the child was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>james: a transformer explosion knocked out power after, you do see a lot of tourist industry to. and j.p. morgan chisel increase stock dividend by 20 percent we have much more ahead and will this the new 1099-k a tax form from the irs insurers the federal government will get a cut of all mine profits. kohen >> when all is said and done, after everyone gets a cut, there's not much left for the artist. " >>justine: bad weather is making for worse driving conditions in this edition of people beating badly. >>stanley: when it rains, people look through their driving skills out of the window. here it is again in slow motion. the driver said he lost control while entering the 101. not all drivers feared so well. this car ca

for my perspective, los angeles and lapd, how much are our organizations talking to our local law enforcement on the ground? so kind of speak to the funding cuts that we've already proposed in terms of how does that affect these programs going forward? if somebody could speak about whether or not port security is kind of a hole in all of these operations. and the other thing i was thinking about when you are talking about these guys getting sba loans, which is amazing to me because one of the things i hear from my small businesses in my communities is how difficult it is to access sba loans. the amount of paperwork they have to go through and the, you know, the collateral they have to put up. that's one of the biggest concerns for my small businesses is their inability to access small business loans. so are we sharing these kinds of concerns with our small business administration on the ground in the different cities where these loans are being processed? is this the information that we're sharing with the proper administration in the federal government? >> can i take a quick shot at that one

. >>> over the objection of police union lapd will ignore the law or give no innocence would the a care the par aa. were go we know. supporters of charlie peck's decision says current law are unfair. they can't get a license. >> a low income person doesn't have the ability to pay the fees after 30-days to get the car back. we created more punitive problems for them. >> by not impounding the licensed driver's cars you endanger the citizens of this of stiet. >> unlicensed drivers are more likely to drive drunk and leave the scene of an accident. >> to get a car out of a 30-day mandatory impound costs $1,200 which is why the mayor says it is like confiscating the livelihood of an illegal immigrant trying to feed their kids. the taxpayers will be on the hook. when cops don't enforce the existing law pactaxpayers will liable for any accident that occurs. >>> so much father being a good american. eric holder will now sort information on you. even if if you have done nothing wrong. an atheist who tries to sue over a nay at this timive scene has his sight saved christians. >> titanic won the a

his message to the family sounds liking like his words for lapd. >> and taking a look at traffic on the golden gate bridge tonight, you can see it's moving well north and south. so let's hope it stays that way. it's early so we'll see. keep your fingers crossed. we'll be right back. cheeseburger macaroni? [ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, h ho. green giant >> this is not the red carpet treatment kim kardashian was expecting she ended up covered in white flowers. >> tv personality kim kardashian deciding to just let it go off a woman flower bombed her on the red carpet last night. she was hosting an event, sheriff deputies say a woman covered her in powder. the woman detained and released. deputies say kim did d.not want to press charges. she returned to her room, removed powder and wa

he holds nothing against stow and his family but he thinks, lapd owes him an apology. >> i'm very upsetmy heart goes out to his family and everything that happened. i mean even if they might have thought it was me at one point i'm not holding nothing against him. >> stow suffered a brain injury in the assault. >> bald eagles have returned to the peninsula and a long time in coming. they have got a nest deep in the woods at the northern end of crystal springs reservoir right off of 280. they are flourishing and no longer need under the federal endangered species act. you have to go back to 1915, bald eagle says back on the peninsula. >> lisa argen is back with the forecast that is kind of soggy. >> part pavts of peninsula. >> terry: eagles don't care. >> lisa: in san jose, it's cloudy here. mountain view and san jose 49. rain is coming your way, slow to get going but slow to clear on out. >> terry: also next, could indiana knock off kentucky and advance to the elite 8? larry beil has highlights coming up in sports. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometim

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these lapd officers were so outgunned by just two bank robbers, they had to borrow extra fire power from a nearby gun dealer just to fight back. but not before 11 cops and 7 civilians would be injured. the longest bloodiest day in u.s. police history would lead california lawmakers to make an exception with a state ban on assault weapons. >> reporter: now, all that fire power can be purchased by police officers, sheriff's deputies and even park police. this is the ar-15. it can fire up to 30 rounds. now, it is still illegal for you and me 30 purchase, but cops can buy them and around the state, sales of this are brisk. officer alan kerrigan a vallejo pd not only bought an ar-15, he never patrols without it. >> to know that you have additional resources when you're confronting an armed suspect, helps us out. >> reporter: he is not alone. 70% of vallejo's officers now carry the ar-15. and just like officer kerrigan, most dip into their own pockets to buy it at about $1,200 a pop making the guns the cop's personal property not the department. >> don't have the money to purchase them for all

like he's lapd or something, pulling over a suspected murderer. he walks up to the window.it down. says the reason you're speeding today, sir? and i look up at him, i'm in full clown get-up. i said, you know, i'm just late. you know, to a party. for a kid i'm going to. okay. and i said, do you think i get dressed up like this to try to outrun you guys? [ laughter ] and i wanted to say so much more. i wanted to say to him, hey, if you point your gun and shoot it, does a big red flag that says bang coming out of it, too? i have one many in my trunk that does that. >> jimmy: you're armed. it's probably best you didn't bring that up. and he did not let fizbo go? >> he wrote me a ticket. >> jimmy: will a plot like that come up on "modern family"? >> i never told them that story. >> jimmy: when we come back, i know you're a sports fan. the very beautiful kate upton is going to be here. she's on the cover of the swimsuit issue. >> all right. i did have a thing i was supposed to go to. maybe i'll stick around. >> jimmy: maybe you should stick around. eric stonestreet. "modern famil

. >> lapd officers also see the accident. >> once we got on the freeway, we saw that on the other side there was a multi-vehicle collision and vehicles were all over the freeway. so, we pulled up and then we saw smoke and people running around. everybody ran up to us and said there's somebody trapped in the vehicle. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis rinosa. >> i advised my partner, jensen, to grab the fire extinguisher and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped and there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jensen got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try to move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was, undescribable. every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window and try to get fresh air because the black smoke was building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers jack klein and others frantically try to pry rinoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit from the side and his door was all squashed in. no way we could get the door open

now police say he solicited an undercover officer while on duty in a company car. 80 lapd officers conducted their sting operation on the block because this area is known for its prosecution activities. after 20 hours over 30 johns were arrested. >> i have instructed staff to do is to put this employee just like we would any other employee on unpaid administrative leave until such time as all the facts can be ascertained and if this is correct, disciplinary action will certainly be taken. >> reporter: police records showed he already bailed out of jail after calling and going to his home we were unable to reach him for comment. this incident is just another dark cloud over the department. browning the new director of the agency says major changes are on the way. the man will be charged with a misdemeanor. the next court date is on march 28. despite the major sweep by police, employees working in this area say they saw prostitutes out here this morning. in sun valley, cbs 5. >>> a bay area fishtail. >> all i live for is to get out there in the ocean and see people catch fish. it's exciting. >

he said he holds nothing against stow or his family but thinks lapd o's him an apology. >> my heart goesght it was me at one point, i holding in nothing against them. >> stow suffered a traumatic brain injury in the assault. his attackers are awaiting trial. >>> bald eagles have returned to the menins law and it's been a long time coming. there is a nest at the end of the reservoir. bald eagles populations are again flourishing and no longer need protection under the federal endangered species act. but state protections are are still in place. the last sighting before this recent one 1915. lisa don't ask me if i covered that story. how are you doing? >> i feel like i was born in 1915 this morning. a little tired. >> the threat of rain has you down? >> no. actually it's got me energized because eats a -- it's a pretty potent spring storm headed our way. the rain has started in santa rosa. it's slow to start everywhere else but it's going to get here. i will detail the wet weekend coming up. >> looks golden out there. also next could indiana knock off kentucky for the second time this seas

the refrigerator, sinder blocks lapding on her legs, crushing them. >> i fought for my children. have a scratch on them. >> reporter: decker is working with a rehab center. she's hoping to one day walk again with the help of pros tet i ix. she's happy to be alive. >> i feel healthy, strong, really really good. >> she says she was brought up to always have a positive attitude. she's teching that to her children now. >>> news on gas prices this morning. $3.84 is the average. nearly a third of drivers paying more than $4 a gallon. not good. >>> and the duchess of cambridge just wrapped up her first public speech this morning. take a listen. >> you have all made me fell so welcome. i feel hugely grateful to be here to see this wonderful center. i'm only sorry that william can't be here today. he would love it. >> maybe she's sorry because william would be doing the talking. much of the buzz around the choice of outfits. the every practical kate supporting the same dress her mom wore to the horse race a few years ago. >> you can't believe you just said that, can you? >> who would know

. 37 years later, it took place in los angeles, when a jury acquitted three white and one hispanic lapdioted. in fact, there's no shortage of names connected to acts of perceived injustice that seem to cycle through our culture every few years. james byrd, susan smith, amadou diallo. our struggle is with the division that results when so many feel it is not. there may be nothing in this country that divides us as quickly and sharply as race. just three years ago, an african-american harvard professor and white cambridge, massachusetts, cop reminded us how prism of race can create two drastically different views of race. >> the fact it's garnered so much attention, i think, is a testimony to the fact that these are issues that are still very sensitive here in america. >> reporter: it's not like nothing's changed in this country. florida today has a white governor promising justice. the u.s. justice department has an african-american attorney general who will oversee the federal investigation into trayvon martin's killing. but the fact remains that this father's pain -- >> our son was mur

but the owner for the lounge is trying to get lapd mark status for the bar to keep the doors open. >>> 7:35. san francisco is dealing with a problem that just may surprise you -- coyotes. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom right now to explain the problem and what's being done about it. pam? >> well, coyotes have been around the bay area for a while. but the problem is they are being seen closer to people for popular spots for tourists and we're live at the park where there has been an increase in sightings. some are feeding the coyotes. that's becausing some concern for people walking their dogs and republicanning through there -- running through the -- through the park. >> as a runner it does intimidate me sometimes. i think i would like to know where the die yotys are -- coyotes are. >> some animal rights group that this could attract unwanted attention and even harm to the animals. >>> we are asking you if you have come across a coyote in san francisco, sara writes "on my navy a few years ago -- anniversary a few years ago, we were met by a coyote on the golden gate. we quickly go

we normally think of these cases, like with the rodney king case, remember those white lapd police officers were initially acquitted. then there were brought into federal court where they were convicted. now, you have to think of the flip side of that. he mentioned the o.j. simpson case. could you imagine if john ashcroft move again after o.j. simpson had been acquitted and said, now we're going to prosecute him for a hate crime in a federal court? we have michael jackson and kobe bryant accused and acquitted. imagine if john ashcroft prosecute them in federal court after the had been acquitted? it will create more divisive -- divisiveness and racial strife. guest: those are all sort of examples that have not happened. but i think, what we see here, whether it is hate crime laws or many of the callers, people are looking for ways not to divide our country based on race or religion or any other factor. again, hate crime laws and not to solve all those problems, but they certainly help. they send a message. they are working. they're reducing hate crime of violence. host: thank you both for ta

an analyst saying a hard lapding is no longer a debate. >> we're going to have to watch very caricaleer the most prosperous province. in the early days, he would be a nonperson. will take make him something with social immediate ra? you have to watch. >> would you go along with j.p. morgan's call of a hard landing in chin? >>

this is on chandler, near south lapd. -- land.and smoke on the roof of this home. once again, in hayward, on chandler road. we are working to learn more about this. we will follow the story, bring you the latest. meantime, check with mike to see if the roads are effected. >> a smaller street, his perfect i can't, a big route there. marked it on the map. doesn't look like it is causing slow downs for 880, smoke and low clouds in the area. may be confusion about that going on. people may not know there's a fire as far as traffic. 880 north, slowing through oakland and towards the bay bridge toll plaza. live look at the area, past the coliseum. traffic starting to break in the northbound direction. through downtown, past high street, things smooth out. meter lights are still on at the toll plaza. we had wind warnings for the bridge this morning. things are calmer? >>> temperatures are climbing out of the 30s, mid to upper 40s outside. should finish in mid to upper 50s. notice, we will see clouds spill in from the north. with those cl